The New York Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1850, Page 3

Brook!yn Ony Inteitogence, Examination or Vacy.—The further examination of nslaughter, in causing the death on the 19th uit, by the ay of bia stage team in Chatham Square, jwued before Corover Bail, on Saturday last Limony was closed, and the ease wae a3j/durned Weduerday next at two o'clock, at which time we — will be heard. Ropune Cuipxen —A mumber of complaints Nooo been made of late of children being deprived of small sums of money either by coaxing or violemce. On Sa- Yardey, a colored woman was arrested for this effence, ond committed for examination She caught hold of a litwe orphan girl, of delicate bealth. and held her so tightly around the waust, while feeling in her pocket for money. as to miave her severely, These offences will de severely punish Comaton Couxcit,— This evening is the regular meet- ing of the Common Council. It is expected that a dis- ew sien will nga oy upon the proposed city charter. Ciry Counr,—The Brooklyn City Court commences &® session to-day. Judge Greenwood presiding. There are fifteen causes upon the calendar of this court. Surneme Counr.—The February term of this court will commence to morrow. here is a list of sixty- three causes upon the calendar, Onx-Evep THomrsox.— The farther examination of this individual. on # charge of forgery, will be held this day, at four o'clock Gnayp Jury — The Grand Jury of Kings county will commence its session to-day. Police Luteiligence. Arvest of @ Dishonest Servant —On Thureday last, a ‘woman by the name of Mary Dowd was in the employ of Mr Michael Clary residing at No, 216 Cherry street, and during the temporary absence of the family, this ‘woman broke open « trunk. stealing therefrom $62 60, together with reveral articles of clothing the property of Mr. Clary. After she bad stolen the money, she left the h. d escaped from the city to Prince Jersey. The whereabouts of this woman was aso ed, and complaint was made before Justice Osborne, who ieeued a warrant for ber arrest, and yesterday Officer Bedell took the accused into custody, and brought ber back to this city, for trial on the charge. On searching the person of the accused, $48 Of the stolen money was recovered Arrest on Suspcion.—Officers MeManus and Dowd, of the Sixth ward police, arrested on Saturday night three suspicious characters, by the names James MeGuire, Thomas Fenton, and George Thompson, having in their Boing four broche shawis, three aN four linem pocket handkerchiefs, and les, for which owners are wanted. Apply to the above officers. The prisoners were committed to Prison, to await the ree Charge of Stabbing —A man called Patrick White, arrested y, on a charge of stabbing Patrick wes Yeater Dolan with « knife, inflicting a serious wound. Riley took the accused into custody, and the magis- trate locked bim up. Court Calendar—Tnis Day, = ee 3°23. 29, 405469, 65, 67, 71,78 MM ON —Nos. i' 20,84, 00,109 110,122, ‘The second part does not sit this term, in conse- quence of the continued illness of Judge Daly. MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA, Affairs on the Atlantic Side of Amerita. THE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The steamships Empire City and Philadelphia will jeeve this port on Thursday afternoon next, direot for Chagres, with the mails and passengers for the Pacific. ‘The Weekly Herald will be published at ten o'clock ‘that morning, with ne m all parts of t antry ‘to the latest mo: in wrappers, ready for tieiling, at sixpence per copy. Those having fricods in California, Oregon, or any other part of the J acific, to whom they wish tosend the Hérald, can leave their orders for copies at any time before thé closing of the mails, on Thursday. Agents supplied with any quantity. THE EUROPEAN MAILS. ‘The steamship Niagara will leave Boston on Wednes- Gay next, for Liverpool, touching at Halifax. The mails will close im this city at three o’elock to-morrow afternoon. The Weekly Herald, with the latest politi- eal, Canadian, commercial, theatrical, shipping, and miscellaneous news, and printed in French and Eng- Uiah, for circulation in Europe, will be published at ten o'clock to-morrow morning. Single copies, in wrap- pers, sixpence; annual subscription, to include the portage, four dollars. Water Cure Establishment for Sale—A eplen did water cure Vs potlenier with ail fee ‘pat _. sSientiomen. Head This —You cannot do where get your Goats sleances ged (orn Panta Ba. Ram Daguerrean omens: by those who have ne of this wondert National Collection of id SE corner of Fulton street. Stran- ‘are respectfully invited to call and examine mer Grpecinene: Reward .—For One Doilar—11,570 Da- e,taken by A. J. BEALS the Say person prody iat ever faded. Ye att todas aehonm fe berty atreet, Likenesses on Paper.—The ads of theee new likenesses gain for them greater popa pared to take Tikeneence fom pe. a ey, Seo They ohana Se hardy laborer, Seite—They consist of an ie Noaean and Vest. Overcoat eloth Coat, exmeim, and Cloaks, $2 to 0 $8. G Gourand’s Magical | Poudre Poudre Subtite, for the pert juous hate, fy from ¥, forehead: eradication of #y first store from (nes in) Broadway; en & Jordan, 12 "Washington ® street, Boston. Aa &® proof of the Virtues of te Ner- Yous Antidote he will guarantes to eradicate ont den~ wen ot neural pain with lowe ths ten Wottles, or Wonderful Improvement—Phaion’s Ma- fie Bair by to solor the hair ot whismers, ent Jnjury t4 the baie or shin. es pees.—Another Bas wrete ge boot Wigs Meda Pea g Maton Se ie keeps the ieee og the adaress Notice —Mre, H. Roeder, No. 237 Wooster wonderfol pe, Ps A xX] RA 3 with the plam is not one of those im= Tue an, postors—fortuwe- tellers —N. “COMMBRCIAL APFAIRS. S@ONKY MARKET. Sunday, Feb, 3-6 P.M. During the past weet there has been very little vari- ation in the stock market, either as regards prices or apything elee, The traneactions have been large eon- sidering the limited number of operators. The contest ell continues between the two g eat parties in the atecet, and thus dar the bears have had the best of it. Outsiders cam look on very disinterestediy, and watch the movements of the game with perfect Indifference. If the ey) mpathies of outeiders are at all excited, they must in most cases be la favor of the bears, particularly i they wish to make jovestments and not to come in at the lowest point, Uofortunately, however, many outsiders are large holders of fancy stocks, and their are of course with those speculators opera- ting for « tise. Government and State stocks have deen in better demand during the past week, and prices have improved. This is the mato."al effect of an ary money market; and unless the movem, ate in Con- gress in regard to the slavery question are oy 4 mature calculated to alarm foreign holders of our publie secn- rities, the improvement must continue. It ian ontiet for e large amount of capitel, and the Investment ie gach that it cam be eneily made available, without any great racrifice to be made in them, if for nothing more than a tempo- rary employment for money, and the steady demand cannot but have @ favorable influence upom prices. The tbould realize @ demand for Government and State stocks from European capitalists, that would ultimate 1y absorb the bulk of our public indebtedness, Whe- ther that is desirable or not, is a question we will leave | for future direussion. vements which have been made in the Legis- jstures of several States, to establish banking systems similar to that which bas been so successful in this | State, rince the defects in the original law were re- | moved, have doubtless bad a tendency to stiffea price, | plete forall our good, sound public securities. The Legis Jatures of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and | Alabama. have this syetem of banking under considera- tiem, and we have no doubt it will be adopted in each of the States named It is, without doubt, the safest — ryrtem of baking ever invented; and if adopted with | euch restrictions 2s our experience has shown to be ne- coreary, the bill holders, and therefore the public gene- rally, are better protected than in any other way. Gold and ailver, represented to be in the vaults of any bank, | area very poor protection to the bill holders, as the | probability is that when it is most wanted it cannot be | found, and as for the capital of banks established under the old system, it is our firm conviction that in not o1 care in five js it actually paid up in fall. Tkebillholder | has not, therefore, the smallest security; and the fre- quent explorions we have recorded during the past fif- teen years, have shown that banks go on, year after year, with a good credit, when they have been for years rotten to the very core. Gold and sllver frequently | takes legs and walk away between two days. Capital | is frequently composed of the promissory notes of di- rectors, which are never found when most wanted. | Under the old banking system, we have no guarantee | that the circulation will ever be redeemed; and with the exception of banks in large cities, not one bank in @ bundred could, upon presentation, redeem « fiftieth part of its issues. Under the State stook system, the re- demption of every bill is guarantied. The issues a1 good for their face while the bank is in operation; and | ‘n the event of a suspension, they are worth more than | their face, for, if properly protested, they draw interest atthe rate of eighteen per cent per annum. Oppo- nents of this system point to the failures that occurred inthe early stages of ite operation, as evidence of its imperfections, &, We admit that when this law was first adopted in this State, it was very imperfect; but | ) the greatest defect was in making bonds and mortgages, and the stock of insolvent, delinquent States, the basis of the circulation. Since the failures and losses on issues which were caused by the depre- ciation of the stocks of our delinquent States, the law has been much improved, and the issues of banks established under the law, as it now stands, are | better and safer than gold and silver. United States and New York State stocks now form the basis of the circulation of free banks in this State; and if there is any better security In the wide world, we would like to see it. Members of the Legislature of Pennsylvania should bear in mind, when they are pointing to the operation of this law in this State, soon after it was first adopted, that it was the delinquency of their own State, (the stock of which was received in deposit for circulating notes, at ite par value.) more than eny- thing else, that caused such serious losses to bill bold- ers, and created, for the time, such a strong prejudice egainst the system. We have, however, learned, by dear ¢xperience, to put no trust in the stocks of other States, an@ we do notaek the Legislature of any State that may adopt the State stock security system of banking, to put any trust in New York State stocks. Let every tub stand on its own bottom. The demand tor our stooks for banking purposes, and for invest. ment, has already carried prices for the long sixes up fiftees 4 sixteen per cent premium, which is about three per cent above United States Sixes of longer dates; and as our debt becomes reduced, under the operation of the sinking fund, we shall hardly be tofurnish capital for our own banks, and therefore | have no wish that our stocks should be taken in other States, as the basis of « banking system. We want to see each State take care of its own public debt, as we | have, instead of making it a burden upon the commu- nity. We want to see it made available in securing the public against the swindling operations of financial speculaters, and in protecting society against a set of — scoundrels, who are ready at all times to prey upon it | The stocks of our delinquent States might, at a cafe | margin, be made the basis of a banking system, aaeet | | to the wants of the people of each. The adoption by other States of a system of banking | similar to that in operation in this, would be directly | opposed to the interests of our banks and bankers, as it would deprive them of « wide field im the South and West, now covered by their issues. The West has ® | very limited local paper currency, and the issues of our banks are #0 favorably known, and considered 60 se- | cure, that they are received in preference to all others. | So long as weenjoy the monopoly of the State stock system, we shall enjoy the advantages of « large and exten: elroulation. The currency of this State is re generally used than that of any other, in pur- chasing produce at the West and tections of the country, and it isa long time after it gets into eireulation, before it is returned for redemp- | tion. The brokers in Wall street have for a long time | deen complaining of the scarcity ef New York State | currency, and the probability is that they will con- | tinue to have cause for complaint. There is no city in | the country where there is, comparatively, such a Pe od Danking capsitel, as Buffalo. A new bank | Das just been formed in that city, but there is still « | better opening for capitalists than at any other point | we know of. Being at the western extremity of the State, it has the whole West for the circulation of its bank issues; and as the depot of an immense amount of the products of the western country, it becomes the gteat point of exchange operations. We sball, proba- bly, for many years, be compelled to supply the West with the bulk of ite currency; and as an extended cir- culation is most derirable to stock banks, the most favorable location for commanding that business is Buffalo, We shell watch the movements in the Legis- | latures of the States above named, relative to banking, with a great deal of interest; aod hope, for the interest of the people of each. that the combined wisdom of their representatives will be sufficient to perfect a plan for securing the public ageinst frauds, superior, if pos | sible, to that we are #0 well satisfied with in thiS State. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quotations, in thie market, for the principal speculative stocks for each day of the past week, and at the close of the week previous:— vom THe Paimerran Sroene mH. New Yous Maaxer. | here find an increase in the construction sccount of , that it 1s in contemplation to complete ‘the reed the lake, by an issue of income certificates to con- tractors, in payment It is estimated that It will cost three millions of dollars to complete the line; but in the mode of payment proposed, about four millions of | Mr. income certificates would have to be issued = It is pro- ite ye Ree jabriel, Mr. "MacDonald cobert Mi Siders Mad’ lle. De De ae EGk OF COMO RN Giibert; Miss tied THE, bet wih Tou da ry Mr. posed to give these certificates @ lien upon the income | Pi ciiehy, ‘Mr. Jor sebini. kate hits Enily: of the company, after paying the current running ex- | Mertin; jount B ves ir. Arnold; Di by joomla, re. 4 penses and interest on the bonds, until they are all | Gomeshy, Mr Wi Winans! EACH ane quette. 60 2; gallery, 123 ip liquidated. This must deprive the stockholders of ia- terest, until the income certificates are paid. The company can, however, justify itself in this particular. The company agreed to pay the stockholders six per cent onthe amount paid in, until the road is com- when they must depend upon the earnings of HA NPRAU'S ape THEA’ —MOMDAY evening, February 4th, Cd foxb ) HOU CUTE Eoentene wade N2igD cUEEN Be tvehwusen, Mr taylor,” I A =) ausen, ey My kee pot Jefferion, wna piad Que i MESE Win “4 a. Dose is O'GIib, the road for dividends. As these income certificates gms Mrs. Se will then be a portion of the indebtedness of the com- n oO 9; Maria, Mt inely. Boxes, 3 cen! rat rrformance pany, they must be provided for out of the earnings, before the stock can come in for a dividend; and, A, ASTOR PLACE, BELOW EIGHTS. ing, Fel as the roaw ill then be completed, the stockholders of Co Sova ae, a om must look to the net earnings, after paying all claims, inert ry Parti; Don Oti for dividends, Hes Sa ~] jrinseae om The laet annual report of the Fitchburg Railroad | Maretzek. Leader, Herr Krei ‘heats ip bosee or Parquet. secured either for the night arteasen, $1 80. sdmtancn om the evening of performance Com exhibits a great increase in the construction = Peravet. raveks $1 i n= ewes cents. Doors open account, compared with 1848. During the past year about twenty: five miles of double track have been laid. Boston anp Sroonmane Rarcroan, RANKLIN THEATRE, 176 onarmast SQUARE— bt evening, until further no! Year ending Jan lst $50. a a eee Construction socount, . .$2.945,630 98 $3,445,791 65 Tone pe in the words hey ribet ifeband | Grore income. ... 486 265 63 493,060 43 ‘Bab! Also the wender! Running expenses... . ae 1 229,539 92 a will a ry Fam eae ‘Totals. .... + $286,046 48 $263,520 61 ae ih en Adi 3 Pit 1236 ote. This is by no m 8 favorable statement; but it i* ete.; performance every ons par with most of those made up this year. We red HEATRICAL NOTICE.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN who are desirous of entering the theatrical professlon, vantage of & regular scares of instruction im, ware Seine! togerber with f exe of perform ng 200 sing a line, post-paid, to & a, Relnbow, Ea $500,100 65; an increase in the gross income of $6,714 S0; and an increase in the curreot expenses of $29,320 11, ‘The details of the traffic operations in 1549 were as annexed :— Income from passengers. . ++» $213 067 95 “from freight. sss eeees 262,161 93 ST WEEK IN NEW YORK OF GLIDDON’S TRAN- Mails, rents, miscellaneous... .. + 17,830 55 L4 arent Reaseme of the Bills, an and Bey ptian ————— | rian —Chinese Buildings,’ 699 Broa Total income... .. 6... ses see ese + « $493,000 43 | sion 2 nia children hal ri Total expenses of operating road and ag syening st 12) DFADCHOS.. 0. ccccsccccceseecese 220,680 92 | 226 Seek. Deore ones Po atin Rs Nuit ge ANSTITUTE LECTURES FOR 16? 4ND t iseum Rooms, ‘ondway. Balanee...... seeeeee ees + $208,690 51 oon ath, ‘Chace kh Dents meen wit Due Lexington and Teterboro Bas osdeald ond clotting Lestese on th ite COMPADIE. «oes vee ves ees $IBTO0 54 Hrettrecotraincen at halt pat orale rat Dividends, 1849. :, 212,000 00 had a¢ the Lnstitat Hooms No. 103 Bowery ery Gratuities, damages, profit and 2 6 at the door WO ccecsccccosseccces, LAUER ST ———— $245,486 81 Balance carried to eontingent fund... $18,083 70 Cor total contingent fund, Jan. 1,1s...... 68,606 25 | Bret, ot bine ith M ‘Aleta r, the Passengers carried on the road in 16 seve Stb.al0 | id 1 % 219,403 287,032 5.404 WARTS. eer ANTED—A RESPONSIDLE ADVERTISING AGENT. Tt is desirable that he sho Able to speak French and English. Satisfactory referen 1 be requi p= My at the Mevue du Nouveau Monde s ofhce, 12 Park Place. ANTED—A SITUATION FOR A STOUTIBOY ABOUT 17 years old, who is able and willing to work, or would 5. A od °. a trade. Please Yoquire in the store earl 6 Increase in 1849. ‘The quantity of fee and brick carried over the road in 1840, exoeeds that of 1848 by 1 881 tous, ‘The total amount of the capital stook of the compe- ny ie now $3.820,000. The total amount charged to construction account up to December 31, 1849, is as folloi ++ + $2,709,454 26 i645) ae ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, « a situation to do chamberwork or fine sewing, or as + 82,740 85 | Nurse and Seamstress, The best of city referenses cam bo ———— | given, Flesse call at her prosont situation, 802 Broadway, nesr Seven! ite ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA fe situation ine privage family, for « abilities “of the corpora: amb: » OF Waiter. No objeotio 0 EEO ROE celia fen. for vo travel” City reference can be elven, Apply ai cluding cash on band, ($86,444 63) as- jowery. a sesements on new stock. mails, revte, wane BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH freight, &e., from connecting railroads, eh jon to do general housewora, or chamber- - Please apply at 64 notes and mortgager, real estate, stock, 7 reference can be giv BO, Bre iserevceseceserers 264,163 45 Saw Balane cvatichiie: wow .. $07,185 40 ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN, Large estimate upon everything required aa t ish double track to Lancaster of city reference. ‘Apply at 376 Pearl strest. ling branch... ....-..++.+++ 4,492 00 | Can be seen for three days. Estimated balance over available means.. $131,677 40 ANTED TO DISPOSE OF—SIX LARGE PAINTING! The Sina ag Prd a Pane yg the wit Bo feet enivey nem, andot thrling intra erat | § + ws » \ jecturing purposes. Address 8. D., this of Rranebes, lands and forniture, ts $3,725,080 28 | “CUS * oy ‘The cost to the company, was +++ $440,701 66 | YTARTED-A SITUATION, A8 COOK OR LAUN- pb ars reference. Excess of value over cost.........+.. $279,238 63 Please call se Psat street. ij ‘This excess of value over the cost of the above pro- perty, is on the company’s lands in ee which were Capon at a very low price; and the valuation of these lands is not the re: valuation, but the of the city of Charlestown. TISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. Advertisements sent by Mail must be irae edie ecg “ en nen ctne ae BY | A. RESPECTABLE setey, wold assist I pastry, would nests best of city reference. the Bowery and Avenue, in Ninth street. ‘Can be seen for two days, if not avited. ANRTED—A SITUATION, AB Waiter, b; willing to aeist i has li the most respects SBicare eail at No. 8 BI dridge strect. Can be seen for two days. coe NURSE AND pp ey wre a and Sites poly. je herself oo ig S competent person keed apply. a Good recommendations will be required. "4° Pearl strect. ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ret 100 good ci Let ire, teat ook. work ins mail amily. YOUNG LADY, HAVINO JUST ARRIVED FROM jerstands the Frevch language table amily, selag hie to to education of children, as well as ho i ‘rire at dhe ofice of the Staats Zeitung No. Il Fraaktost street. Wi yernn wen SEU S20, woman, as Cook AMBERMAID AND ped, OOLUMBIA HOTEL, Om Cussnur ovnany PuILapmernta BaRNUM'S BOTA, O. Ganveee ernne?, TREMONT WeUsE, 7 Taewon? ernest, Bostor, BUSTS HOTEL, Bynacusn, New Youn, TILLARDS ROPES mean rus Prespent’s Mawnon, | Wasninerton, pe eS wants Place in ef * NN ee $50 REWA BE BE A PERSON DESIROUS OF GOING 10 CALIFORNIA eek by the Chereheo, on the Cd eet v will give considera- ane et bie premiv: T & steerage eo holding & 00 or Kn 1y' to John Mo! oe titotgh ticket for that entes Apply’ to Joba MeLeod, Nos 12 Tork street, Jersey City. YOUNG LADY, RECENTLY FROM ENGLAND: Bishes for s ‘situation as Governe: private family ted in Lond tention of has been raced te | paid for the recovery of the oJ B. Bente ie ame branded on go umn mash Pesowk street. SALES BY AUOCTIO’N, A. CHILTON, AUCTION EBR.—SPLEND! hold Becca ye ok —Cole & Chilton will Sam be ten o'clock, at No. 5 tion wi be), ih tnd tnd bn Olt Fa — food employment by widressing Box 1371, wich feterenees A Tae ax D 1KON! beet sities apati ONING "WANTED, “BY A FOK SALK AND TO LET. For sate, ix HOBOKEN. ‘NEW TWo STORY COT- tage, within inuces’ walk of the reat For fur- ther sarteslars, inquire of In: Of the best material and rewtee ie Inquire at the Bu mfactery, No.0 Ann street, ‘corner PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES | WANTED, b ERB'# TO YOU, 17 hands high, good saplish driver, ani “H \A wae | URequalles URTON’S THEATRE.—W. E. B PROPRIE- fie ith Febiuary (th, wut be Played ¢ Se nin Fa Fast. bs He Torrens, Bsa ws a A wr y isk, ire, e. a OLYMPIC, THEATRE—MONDAY commence with the comet, of DELICATE” GHOUND. Ciusen” San Mr. Wal Rher which, the comedy of & WONDBRFUL WOMAN,— Bi he de eae Mr, Bland; Hortense de Berteau Tobe followed >; Ir. Ir. tacane ae er evil Sactete is the farce entitled the P! seme A ir. Palmer; Mr. Mi a) ate nor; Mre. Mark~ s; Upper Boxes, wo Family, who stand jantomin late, whose groteaiue gymnast dextrous ete re unrivi Louis ler, the ti Ope, Melangei mughable ariositiee.’ Living Sere ad: fuildren, Se fain 4) ‘million Wax Scripture Statuar; formauces, 25 cents. yar. DELPBIA—OPEN ALL “INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Corresponde Wasniroron, Feb. The Cabinet Senators. and the Cabinet. The administration bas now two champions in the Senate, viz: Gevernor Seward, who represents the so- ber, serious, bypocritical piety of Mr. Ewing, and Mr. Truman Smith, who perronates the coarse, vulgar, bloated buffoonery of Mr Clayton. The two together, reflect the Ewing-Clayton cabinet, in its double serio- comical aspect. Mr. Seward found it rather « herd task to stand up 4p the Senate and receive a whipping every day; ro Mr. Truman Smith was called in to divert the audi- ence with his broad humor. While the Senate may be convulsed with laughter at Mr Truman Smith, Gov. Seward may recruit bis strength for another melo- dramatic performance; but | doubt much whether the administration will be ableto find another Senator willing to form a trio with those worthies. Mr. Ewing isa man of parts. He understands how to make people work for him, and he has @ will to make himself obeyed. He is not much of a man of talent, as he has shown by bis blunders during the short period of bis adminirtration of the treasury de- partment under General Harrison ; but he has enough boldness even to dictate to General Taylor, and the man of action always governs the mere man of talent, Hence Clayton and Meredith both are holding commis sions under bim, while Governor Lye bas not yet decided in his mind whether he is follow ng or leading Ewing in hiv present political enterprise. ‘There never Was an embition more grasping. and a soul so small, in aby man, as are Caily exhibited by Goveraor Seward ; there never was a dirposition so reckless, anda cons science fo unclouded by moral perceptions, as those of Mr. bit But the day of reckoning is at band; and the Nome Department-that cosy brangh of tho government, from which the Seeretary eam put his finger into every pie. and keep it there if he likes —has seen its palmiest days The carpenters are now at work to cut down the piles om which it stands, and, im a thort time, Mr t.wing, who has made his arrange- ments fora long invasion of Wa-bington, will be left 1850. "CINDERELLA net ti nt Carona ! an ee completed. re Oth tim: Burlettas, Ballad tenes ccommodate the 500 new and neatly cushioned seats have pper floor of the lecture room. "Admittance, tec iilaree Ee 0 years, 12} cents. Wyss br CANAL Lj area TREMENDOUS ste nN val ‘tnd Ballet Dancers he Sable Brothers poh wreet, ee Pork, pie between SPECIAL NOTICES A ee 0. OF 0. F.—THE R. W GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF + Northern New York, will commence the Kemular Semi- Annual Eession th Monday, Feb. 4th, at No. 306 Broadway, at ball past 7 rele » Grand Beribes | VAN BOS! ERCK. NOES E.-THE MEMBERS AND EX-MEMGERS OF company, No. 14, are respectfully requested to meet at ihe Engine Houre, on Tuesday, Sth instant, at one ciclock, PM to attend the funeral of our late ox-iuember, Andrew Wallace. | By ord TY, RANDALL SMtTH, JUNR., without house or home. The diiterent departments will go in mourning on the occasion ; but. secretly, ‘will rejoice, for Mr. Ewing is the terror of friend Aa we Wt tad aetuicen ties anneatnney bree mind of General Taylor which gives him the direction of public affairs, Mr. Ewiog. in fact, is a perfect night- mare on Mr. Clayton's obest, and equally oppressive and offensive to all his other coileagues He nbsorbs 1 the valuable patronage of the government, while, Mr. Meredith hae'to Glamis his friends and Ate. Cla ton to send his out of the country. The Home Depart- ment absorbs everything: it is the most effectual means of centralization, end, as euch, ten times more dangerous to the liberty of the people and the States that eny other institution, ths Bank of the United Siates not excepted, ‘The care ie now being considered in committee, and will seon be brought before the House Mr, Clayton’s course of policy. pursued in the Nica- agua question, shows a degree of negligence, fear, and downright incapacity, of which no one would have sus- im when a Senator. [He dees not even now see what Sir Henry is driving at, aud that England has no object whatever in having # canal established across the Isthmus, He obtained everything he wanted ; but when England became alarmed at our progress, Mr. Clayton, no doubt stimulated by the timid cotton lord who now representa our councry in England: became it, The mere idea of quarreling with France, troubled his rum and 'y put himself back half a dozen Oe) sould rt ate that fines come to thele bi Fort, has been busily ps ‘hat the petiti bat the éepartment for the #i Fee of its members, are intend rh to 2 ee the erent "Chet Bi waainew they tal radieting th ‘would call attention to RK ENGINE COMPANY, 38, RETURN thanks to Tho t and Son, for refresh~ ‘on the morn M. Sweet, Eeq,No. 8 Fult apply of velreshmonts_ st’ the fre of the 3d inst. By order of t _P.N. HORSELY, Socretary. LIC ARE OAUTIONED 4 INST bimself as WH. Joslin, Hall, Albany, and , from joremai on ae W. : wil! city y iiotd Albany. name and tell, of 216 Washing ton street, is hered; disetve so] cvncent, ‘The busi- nese of the firm wi aera ca evoK rR February 1, 1860. WILLIAM L. LITTEL OTICE.-BEERS & BOGART HAVE REMOVED from 177 Bouth street to No, 4 Broadway. AMES CONNER & SON, TYPE FOUNDERS, CORNER ‘Ane ani yu streets, of | every, article necessary for Comple SBIPFIRO. Te, BRITISH, AND, NORTH AMERICAN R, M. Steamahips, between New ork and Liverpool, and be: con Boston and Liverpool, ealling to land and Ross A — ey > peaday, Fobrgary from New ¥ ednesda, len Shi m from Boston, Wednesday, Cangde. Has rison. from New York, apesdng Marah “ 38 Browdway. 1P COMPANY of this Com= yot bela ewmpicteds eter ail ES BROWN, E. COLLIN: STEWART BRO! ELISHA RIG of Temain open at UN, STATES MAI MAIL STEAMERS Bi TWEEN NEW York and Liverpool. ae Saloa gempecing thio line axe, ATLA —_ Ea ACIP IG, ptain C, ay a Lu everpment service, every also, in ‘hai y ewe en, tO em: 1a" tor eh nner ante Por freight of pas ler elegance and comfort or freight oF panes “Rowan CouLtW ryet, IPLEY & €0., Lt West, will anil rh Li rand cn er get. wil Wednesd saint for Live jon baterass A mth of torn, will lenve there om Wednesday, the. Teh experienced surgeon will be attached to each ship. ORLY, Ti ee oH ener be ig! J eR SAN FRAN-~ 4s, direct, and ted States Mail S On fred via Chi ‘adel! bruary. Fare ree. The new and = 1,100 tons burthen, will jock, verth from Ps o San Phiiadelphin will tna eomfers ands pacsed by aay othe with the US Mai preferen| of t ortal N.Y. Pos oad " gcsied nsaheaiees Address box 655 ot AND OR10, B. Navy, at bese yiny, the tath of F C iooted Warren ch A, rT . The. Pri, at iT L 1a — 1a re ey ? -4 .o = Rert By a a Ler, ’M i8T MAY NEXT, ~ ae o = 18T MAY NEXT, T! mm 7 | Dnt ‘nae Terrapin Lan ws AAA 5: . hee W feet om I. DIsBROW: 8 RIDING SCHOOL. NO. 2 FOURTE 4 NS | 21 vena reome and seb! ell [ay & 0 ar Mort inclement. west 1 =" YO tn she rece — = _ “ or for the FOR cas L—D & J. BY RY aves Tornee of Neseue, bao = ANTED TO RENT—WITWIN ABOUT HALF AN HY vd 1% ws wr songney oi rd fer York, by railroad o steamboat, br egd-ites J Ey = =m a) 7 real gates ot ‘i = = ‘8 famnil 2 81M BK x | Le prerree a healthy, ond ta . wed . wre! were mad: rs L befor A comparison of prices current at the close of the tierfetatiy ot A Sgn ciated Te sur Ti'¥e fone too market yesterday, with those ruling at the close of the Previous week, exbibite am advance in United States Or, Of M6 per cemt; Ohio 6's, %; Pennayivania 6's, \; | Erle Railroad, 14; Stonington Ratiroad, 344; Morris Canal. 36; Erie Bonde, new, 1; Hudson River Raiiroad, ON: am decline in Long Island of }; per cent; | Farmers’ Loan, 4; Hew Haven Reliread, \. ‘The amount on deposit in the hands of the Assistant Treasurer of this port. at the close of business yeater- | day. was $2,047 107 86, showing an increase, during the | week, of $620,000. The amount of deposite in the se. veral depositories. subject to draft, on the 28th of Ja- nuary, 1860, was $6,308,089 63, ‘The following table will show the value of the imports of Ary goede during the past week. and of those entered for warehousing and withdrawn from the warehouse — Movements is Fo: boy Manufactures of wool. $147,408 Do. oot wa De. lik. . 286.522 Do. 60. Mircellancous. Total. $621,126 §=— 992.221 $157,872 It will be seen, by this, that the importation of ary goods, during the past week, has been limited, notwith- | standing which, the deposite im the Sub-Treasary, in | this port, have increased more than haif s million of dollars. There are a great many packets due, and, | upon their arrivel, we may expect large additions to | stoeks of foreign dry goods, and large additions to the de posite in the Bub. We learn, from the organs of the Erie Railroad Com, 4 Ge, Box Ke A CR a BOARDING, de. Renney fr in ot im the ‘every ear mtott "Twelvetrees’ Pamphied, tenching sshin ef one bu vant LL PaivaTR red persons im one family, where there are no children Aiep, 8 cutee of No rebbin| rooms, and breakfast, if require _Taqeire ‘at 9 Warren t AN FRANCISCU, bg in & eapacions warehouse ter for lighters, is prepared te rece! m sf tee Wea ae ON, E22 Wiitiam oppoaite the Cher B REDUCED.- RED As sprosped ond la pues he eet, near Broadway, BROADWAY —cHan BS f sinngg '2/4 MANU- fac urer of fine Jewell 375 NDT. NERY MOH FLA | of oe te Brandy, a larger assortment barks Favorite Lis SL casks Old Coy haat es a om ‘astivlon Brandy, |. R., from bark of Cifferent vintages, on Barward, a 5s 8 iT UNDERSTOOD mar 1 DO NOT GUA- ne bettle of m; dots to eradicate the worst He ay one be le is enone for ordi ever bao to be re ]NION MALL, fe AYER £0, street, formerly Tinkbam Hall. n the abs, “ant Pereonty reo roreee frest ene Sy r toings the beet waner, went 1 New orleans, 3 da fase RATER OF PAneAG R— ¢ Room Berth aed all bill of nding cm oP Romants, Vis si “ Se treet snip myer PANAMA FOR 00 ~ fal P4 Wall street; or all otreet. ention., . SUTTON & 0 OUbRN ne pentane ee ei re cae ending the 2d inet. was 64. bg the ritish lion. He Ls vest diplomatic question; so thet he could make himself appear in the right, he cared not how much he was practi in the wr The Monroe doctrine have taken credit for asrerti the country, but the lion gro tice in the Mr, Clayton put Hnselt beck, snctuer half ©. dame pegs, to make a furious darh at him. ‘Then, he conceived that trif_ing shift, of commissioning Mr. Lawrence to manufacture ublic opinion for us, in bis mort easy and gracious otch table talke. ‘‘ We neither wanted, ner would we content, that others should enjoy the exclusive naviga- tion of the caval aeroes the [sti ot N! if any body had asked ruch a thi bad been granted to any natio 4 like the good natured husband, who nor allows others to enjoy exclusive iscuons intercourse he Clayton is vi neither 11 privileges ; aimed d this sort of proc! advance, and existing treaty stipulations, thro: London. How Eng! treaty regar it impossible for a private 0 construct @ cauel ecross the Isthmus. We rball haves revival of the ola jealousies between Venice and Portugal But what does Mr. Clayton care? Rather than rouse himself, statesman, he would dozen pegs to meet Sir tin Official tot of Beware bon ment of the duties ¢ arrobe; crushed sugar, $2 7 i from the 20th inst. The same petty war as that we Lave conti- busily had to notice, in sdvices from Yucatan, still reigns in the peninsula = 1 parties of core go im pursuit of the |: prise = few, ta obe oF two ercopetas, then revere in triumph. — Hoastilities seem to be desticed to linger on for me = that distract Gisteastes portion of Mecioo.—Z. aloo. =. 0. Pie., Jan, 25. The le nun ber ef deaths in Boston for the week ArrowrMents ny rue Govennon « TY TRADE REPOKT. Sarenpar, Feb 2-6 P.M. This being the last day of the week, there was not much activity in trade. The Kuropa being the next and her news likely to come to retined 4 orm. Announcements af Births, Marriages and Deathe are Rot inverted, unless duly euthentwaied and par for. arried, Richmond, by the Rev. Jar Brown- to Carnanine, daughter of the late Jacob Bodine. of the above piace. Died, On Saturday, February vi after a} illness, which she bore with ( Aratign Yortiay’ ‘and ation, Hannier, wite of Peter H Schenck friends of the family are respecttuily invited to attend ber funeral, om Menday. February 4th at three o'clock f. M., from No. 11 Lexington avenue. corner of Teen cond street without further invitation, On Saturday, the 2d Inet. Mr Jamrs A. Crommre, Hie fiend and acquaintances, sod these ot bis fa ther, Mr, Be in Crombie are invited to attend hie funeral, from late revidence, 186 West Sixteenth ttreet. this (Monday) afternoon. at three o’elook Suddenly, on Saturday + vei of the heart, Asonew Wensac are teas At New Orleans, om the 224 vit. jonngest child ot Cnariee 1. D. ond Bees vime, eltet ot the lous Jobe See yo, of Gente ea come, relict of the io the } nd 3 of ber age rind ccraing ‘The friewds and soquerntences of the family are re- speotfuily invited ry attend ber funeral, on Cnesday morning, at @ o'clock, from the residence of bee daughter, Mire. Anm Morris, No. 76 Norfolk street, — will be takem to Stetem Island for inter- of the 34 inet Crances Acoxer. son Sarannab Dannat, aged 5 years, 9 * Chama — be funeral, on Monday the PM. frcm 162 Monroe street the te deceased will be conveyed to Greenwood Lemovery,